TotalFilm.com recently listed their 100 reasons to go see a movie in 2010, and they listed Zac Efron as a reason to do so!

About Zac, listed as Reason #56, TotalFilm says:

“He may not play Orson Welles in Richard Linklater’s Me And Orson Welles (that honour falls to Christian McKay), but the boy hunk – who some prefer to Robert Pattinson – is the “Me”, a 17-year-old Richard Samuels, who persuades the eponymous theatre director to give him a part in Julius Caesar.

It’s a proper, non-High School Musical film. Testing. But not as testing as headlining Burr Steers’ The Death And Life Of Charlie St. Cloud. Big year. Big, big year.”

Of course, I agree! I think Zac has done a great job proving he can do more solid roles — even comedy with this year’s 17 Again, or Hairspray from 2007 — and Me and Orson Welles is already getting fantastic reviews.

The movie, set in 1937, is about a young man named Richard Samuels (Zac), a teenager cast in the Mercury Theatre production of “Julius Caear” directed by a young Orson Welles. It co-stars Claire Danes and Christian McKay and opens in U.S. theaters on November 25th.

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